Stores Struggle To Make Exact Change For Customers Amid Coin Shortage Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic
In Maryland, some stores are beginning to tell customers they can't "make change."
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In Maryland, some stores are beginning to tell customers they can't "make change."
Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday he and State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Karen Salmon will speak next week to give an update on where Maryland stands on reopening schools in the fall.
The Supreme Court said Wednesday that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was discharged from a hospital after being treated for a possible infection.
An increasing number of coronavirus cases in Maryland are tied to bars and non-compliance with public health requirements, Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday.
The Ravens announced Wednesday that the team will be unable to host fans at training camp this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Just days before the one-year anniversary of the crime plan's unveiling, the Baltimore Police Department released its year one review of its efforts.
The Maryland Seafood Festival will not happen in 2020, the organizers announced Wednesday.
In a letter to Gov. Larry Hogan, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young and several other county executives urged the governor to consider a hybrid vote-by-mail election with some in-person voting options, after the governor directed the State Board of Elections to "follow existing state law and conduct the November election with enhanced voting options,"
Baltimore County firefighters responded to Cockeysville home early Wednesday morning after a fire broke out.
A 27-year-old Baltimore was sentenced on Tuesday to eight years in federal prison for conspiring to distribute heroin at an open-air drug market on the city's southwest side, the justice department said.
CASA advocates will deliver the masks to each of their assigned children and the other children in foster homes.
A vendor doing business with the Baltimore City Health Department requested a four percent increase in payment from the city despite the terms of the company's contract, citing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, a report from the city's inspector general's office found.
A 26-year-old DC man was indicted on charges in defacing the Lincoln Memorial during protests in May.
Employees at two restaurants in Queen Anne's County have tested positive for the coronavirus, the county's health department said.
July 15 is here, and the extended tax deadline comes with it, as Marylanders are behind on their tax returns according to the Maryland comptroller.
